Feature 57 (config and provisioning): modules declare config and provisions, their files rendered from templates; synced with main (issues of feature 57, 874)

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@@ -49,8 +49,9 @@ channel's client and no channel's secret.
  warrant published to the asker alone. A warrant the bus did not take is published again every minute.
 - **What the operator sees when they answer** (issue 372): first, in reply to the answer where it was given,
  that it was recorded and whether its asker was told ("You chose Approve: recorded, and claude-code was
-  told.") — said only once the ask's end is recorded — or, refused, why; then the ask's message edited to how
-  it ended, as its title ("You chose Approve at 13:30 on Telegram · <headline>"), with no answers left on it.
+  told.") — said only once the ask's end is recorded — or, refused, why; then the ask's message edited with no
+  answers left on it: its question whole (headline, summary, points, link, Details), and below it how it ended
+  ("You chose Approve at 13:30 on Telegram.") and who acts on it (issue 714).
  What the asker then did is not said: the asks protocol carries no result back to the router, so the
  message says only that the asker was told and acts on it itself.
 - **An ask never defaults**: at its expiry it ends `expired` and its asker does what it said it would.
@@ -138,8 +139,9 @@ and said in the log). Everything else is the message's note (`asks.Message.Note`
 smaller: who asked and when, with what happens if nobody answers; what each answer does; where else it is answered;
 and the asker's Details (who proposed it, a fingerprint, how to read it whole) — on a kind that proves who answers
 and was given the ask's answers, its Details whole (`asks.Ask.WholeDetails`): every value an approval sets, held to
-the secret rule alone, as the whole words are. Answered, the message is one line —
-"You chose Approve at 16:06 on Telegram · <headline>" — and the router's word on the asker is its note.
+the secret rule alone, as the whole words are. Answered, the message keeps its headline, body and Details, so the
+operator can read back what they answered (issue 714); its note becomes "You chose Approve at 16:06 on Telegram."
+with the router's word on the asker.

 **An ask's values are shown whole where the sender is proven** (hq issue 383). An ask may carry its explanation
 twice: as it is held to the whole content rule, and whole (`asks.Ask.Whole`), its paths and addresses as they